I see the watts are listed, but do you know what temperature the burner can reach?
8254
We're upgrading our kitchen and will be without a stove top for a few more weeks. In this situation, this little burner is a god-send. While I don't know what temperature it reaches, but I can give you some idea by giving a couple of examples: (1) it fries eggs easily and well (2) it takes roughly FOREVER to boil water. Between those two extremes, it cooks most things OK, but takes longer than you're used to. Let's say TWICE as long, as a rool. Two tips: turn the burner on, with the pot or pan in place, long before you start cooking. The cold food you put in the pan will cool the burner significantly. Most of the extra time is taken by the burner re-heating. If you can possibly microwave the food before putting it in the pan you'll save considerable time. Of course you don't want to totally nuke the meal; just warm it up so the burner doesn't have to do so much work. Bottom line: it works OK, and "ok" is much better than nothing like our temporary kitchen-torn-apart situation.
632333
Sorry on this one. But, my son who has used the burner once, said it was a little hard to regulate. Maybe that's a help. But for the price it seems to work very well and regulating it might just be a matter of having a gentle touch. Good luck
953948
Check the stove electrical information plate. It should use no more than 1000W otherwise this unit will not work.
278227
It works great on 110 volt. I was told 1800 watts. We have fried fish on this burner and it maintains the heat grea, which you need to keep the fish from being greasy.. Much better than when I would cook fish in electric skillet. .
968623
There is no specification label on the burner itself and I tossed the box long ago. A guess would be 15k on low and 40k on high. I use it for heating a 30qt. canner during canning season and it works great for that, better than a turkey cooker burner.
237106
Not sure about the exact quantity of heat, but the flame from this burner is really hot. In fact, I've never even cranked it as far as it will go. The paint on the metal burned off after the first use but has not been an issue since.
904387
1300 watts...only heats a few degrees an hour...but other than that we love it...great buy for the price...need to turn the heater on a few hours a head of time or let it run...
1283745
i dont think you will ever get more than 60-75 k btus out of this burner, and that;s if you hook it directly to you gas meter outlet with a 3/4 connection which is what this burner's inlet connection is. getting a bigger meter won't help. you can run an entier house with 2 cntral heaters, a stove, a water heater, and more off of a 250,000 cubic foot meter, and you can run them all at once. keep in ing a standard 40 gallom water heaterdraws about 38,000btus. this burner is defintley bigger than that. i would think it would produce a bout twice that, so 2X38,000+74,000.
421840
30,000 btu's per burner for a total of 60,000 btu's.I use it camping at the beach and in the mountains. It passed the wind test and high altitude test. I can sear a steak at 8000 ft.
932729
It's a 1000W appliance w/ a continuous adjustment dial, but I cook mostly at less than halfway to maximum. You should size your breaker or inverter to the maximum wattage.
612339
It depends on how high the burner is set to and how long you get it going. You get to 400 degrees quickly. I don't know if you want the temp to be higher than that to cook anything unless you want to burn the food to turn to charcoal.
620258
Don't know the actual temperature, but it's hot! I would think you could seer meat on it. It is a 1000 watts.
1124198
Usually when people ask the power of a stove they mean how many BTU's or watts. I noticed no one gave that answer but everything else under the sun lol. It is not mentioned in its description or details but by the looks of the burner I would suspect it is close to a regular camp stove say 5-7,000 btu's or 1500-2100 watts if a watt conversion is needed. Plenty enough to cook up some grub. Not sure if it would be strong enough to hold up a very large cast iron skillet or Coleman oven but any 8" aluminum fry pan would work.
912844
Sorry, I do not know, It is built pretty heavy and does get pretty hot. It has two rings of burners, one when using for lower heat and the other starts up when go higher. Sorry i cant answer your question..
224516
The burner won't put out a specified number of BTUs. There are many factors: size of gas line, length of gas line, # of bends in line, pressure. A ROUGH estimate is between. 110K-150K BTU. hope that helps.
43958
1500 watts total--1000 watts for one burner and 500 watts for the other; 12.5 amps total
1971972
I think Bill Coles is correct. It is 10 watts. 5 volts X 2.1 amps = approximately 10 watts. I haven't had any trouble with heating up problems. Seems to be a solid product. Maybe his was defective.